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SOUTH NORWALK.
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1111111111111 who are re.
eta on how demand 37%-
mnhers demand 33 50 a
normed of 50 cents, and the
1111 as for 50 cents an hour.
btrutt‘ors employing about
we ‘ngieed to pay their car
My cents Most of the. con
e conceded the demands of
1111111 ’lron workers. but u. few
ller ones are holding out.
AT. A STANDSTILL
uy l J~The‘ strike of
2-1 inurs of this‘ city Is
of the mint which the
contrdotiug bullders were do
11 is at a standstill. About
, t. The strike is d’evold‘
1111 features The men em-
contractors who were unwill-
of. an ag1eement embodying
wage of 3 per dya of eight
ply stayed away from work‘
uieetlng of the strikers“ ex-
card was held before noon
s‘,,conc'lusion the chairman
motion was to be given.
butch .a blackboard head.
nds granted. " This contains
, of twonty- -siv contrac-
he: ,Infoimution was r9i'uo
I ‘ 1
,ASONS LAID OFF.
ay I.~:--On account of a
ling betwoen masons and
.s to uhether the new
schedule was to go Into
11 old contracts as well
[35 111 40 masons were
ling 111 decision by the 1111-
g the mntloi The plumb
Work this morning on on
or basis .but the carpenters
have by ugleement post
Septembei l the beginning
the cigbthoui schedule. 1
,ESTER COAL DRIVERS
.. ,STRIK
STER. N \E'., May l——»0voi
go opal wagons every one
.member of Team Drivcis'
1111120]; are on stlike At 11
ch lasted until after mid
light It was decided to go
oh demands 11111119 to
had, been ignored. Th11
ten for thiity Jive route as
. ate 1’01 level doli1eiv ill
til; fiist flight. 60 (111 s for
121 4.0 cents for first flight
Coming home I'm the to om
ed by tho men had also
an employed In the build-
went on strike this morning
. . our day and increase of
eight hour .
unber 1200.11 -
RIKE IN DENMARK.
Denmark May 1...
pionlgt' ”workmen employ.»
t of Copenhagen have
‘ against vessels
suspended work in sympathy with the
dock laborers‘ and suamons strike
belonging Im the
Steamship Owners Federation. The
latter strlke was extended today to
all the Danish ports exceptln Esblorg,
on the coast of .Iutlamh where the
dock Inhalers refused to leave their
wol k
500 STRIKE IN CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND Muy l-nAt the local
headquniters of the structural Iron
and steel woikers association it wad
stated today that ni1011t,.500 men em
played by the American Bridge Com-
pany at various Ohio points went on'
strike this mornln‘g. Not1to exceed
100 men are said to be IuVoIved In this
city. One. hundred men are also re-
ported outfit At Akron.
CANADIANS WANT MORE WAGES.
TORONTO. Out. May lw—Over 1,300
men of voriorls trades went out on
strike today 111 for nulnoreasc In we
gets. The oompositors and machine op
erutors on the different newspapers of
the city have decided to strike Muir 8
If their demands are not ronceded
Day men want 818 11 week. The pros
out pay Is 314. Night men demand :31
all around.
, ~———u—~n—~ .-.—
FUNERAL. OF T. F. MDERMOTT
Held This Morning From St. Joseph’s
‘ Church,‘ 1
The, funeral of Thomas F, McDer-
molt was held this morning at 9
o'clock from St. Joseph's Church and
was largely attended. Owing to 11
misunderstanding no pilest officiated.
The mass will be celebrated Sunday
morning. 1 poll heaieis wero
Frnnk Muyhew. Charles Bradley. Hen
11y Smith. John Rooney. S. lloyt
seer-11cm) of tho. Halters“ Assoc
lution of NCWIII‘K and John Murmr
The flower bearers were ledwnid
Joudre‘nu and William ll Doluud The
floral gifts were very beautiful and
numerous attesting the high esteem In
which the deceased was held. They
included 11 standing cross of lilies,.ful-
Iy four feetviu height. given by the.1
C1 ofut & Knapp Company1n laxgo pil-
low by the Ilubbell & Borihoi factory
and a handsome wwuth of roses by
the South Norwnlk Outing,r Club there
111 me also may erul handsome iioml pleb-
‘ on by f1 lends
The batters. felt; in n11mbe1.nmlch
ed In 11 body to the ch1111:l1.the South
Norwalk Outing Club, of which deceas-
ed was a member. attending; about
twentv strong
Inteimeni was in St Mary‘s come
tciy.
CUBAN SUGAR LAN08.
Inquiry Begun, Today bythe‘Sub-Ctlm
mlttee on Cuban Relatiom.
WASHINGTON, \iuy l.»~'I‘he In-
quiry into the present holding of Cu»
bun sugar and Cuban sugar lauds, or~
tiered by the Senate was begun today
by the subcommittee on Cuban relu~
lions. President Henry 0. Hevomsyer
‘ of the American Sugar Refining Com-
pany was the first witness and all of
the members of the sub-committee
wore in attendance. Senator Pattern
sou also was present Others present
uIth Mr Havemeycl were Arthur Don
nor. treasurer of the company and
Hourv C. Mott Its row mater-Isl buyer
All of them were sworn Replying to
questions by Senator Plait Mr. Have-
mayor said his company was generally
known as the sugar trust 11nd that its
lolinarles are located as followa:
In New Iersey I: New York, 3; 1
Massachusetts. 2: Philadelphia. 2 and
1111 New Orleans. ,
“Will you" Senntor. Plott asked.
“tell the committee how much sugar
if our has been purchased and is how
held by your company?" '
“Since early in February last we
have purchased fifty 1110118111111 tens or
2561100 bags or about ten days sup
ply." replied the witness “Of that
quantity 26. 000 tous‘1is now In process
of shipment from Cuba." The prlces‘
paid had. he said. ranged from $1.75 to
3,1. 93 the highest price being paid on
March 13 and the lowest on April 22.
‘Where do you buy your raw 8!!
gar?"
."All over the world in Cuba. Joya
Hamburg. Trista. the British West In-
dies. South America. wherever sugar '
is grown.” ,.
Doe'8 the 50 000 tour, you mention
.’ , represent your entire purchase In 611-.
be since the first of January?”
bought all told 93-“
1 Read dst pfd. 86%
.MMISSIOIV
BROKERS.
Slacksflonds. optional-am.
, Orders cutouted for .
Investment 0:, an Margin.
wwwmm—
Private wires to New York Boston.
Washlugton. Chionxo.
Careful attention given to mall and ‘
telegraph orders.
Correspondence invited.
——.«—q
Telephonov Call is:
Swan‘s 8 Corbett Block.
Washington 81., So. Norwalk. Conn:
and Ohio. Pooplos Gus, Unused 111513.111-
red Dlstllllns preferred St Paul pre- ,
loaned. Rook Island. Minneapolis and 1
Wheeling ..
SI. Louis. Mlsourl Pacific.
Lake Erie second preferred were lifted
a point or more. Profit taking was ef-1
fcctIVe In St. Paul. Sugar. Union Pocl- "
lie and Reading. Illinois Central
reached 155% before wanting to 154
international Power continued to move. _: ,
scuaatlouaily. A break to 101 was fll~
lowed by a rally to III with vuiiatious I:
Pitts. -
burg. C. C lit St Louis got up 3%, ,
of II to IO points between sales;
while Keokuk and Des Memes fell 5%.
Belem noon prlcou
mound.
below last night's, close The reaction
run between i and ‘3 points for the more .
Important stocks Northwestoln lost
3. and Colorado Fuel fell to a point un—
der lust night. Bonds were Irregular.
WALI.‘S'I‘REE'I‘, l1 p. m.-1Prcesure '
against the market relaxed and thorn
were strong upward movements. The
1 recoveries gsnrrnlly were moderate and ,
the maikot became dull Louisville
rose 3,1 Cblrugo. Indianapolis and Lou.
Iuvlile 2% and the preferred 11;; but-
cr 11,191me 11 heavy absorption. of ..
Pennsylvania up to Willi. New York
(.11 1trol rose 1%, and Baltimore and
0 o and St Paul recovered to the top.
New York, Aiiluuke ruilled 0 and rs~
noted 4 and Intemutlonnl Sliver dron-
ped 1‘11. 011 u few sales
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire of Maoist
& (loldschmldt commission brokers,
Swnrlz & Cmbctts block South Nor
wolk.
1 1:30
135%
:11
9111.1.
1311
1111.1
131/.
911,;
13%
126%
31111
119
Open High
“51% 11111.1.
3i. 311,5
1.111111, 901,1
157 1'17
1'10 ‘ fill 5:3
American loo. 1111.4 11W. 185311
Amer. Loco. 34 3411 32 1'
A111. Loco. pill. 93 951,15 34%
Am. Snwlt.. 43% 43% 43%
AmerSugur. i2? ”7% I26 ‘
.1. 'r. o s. No, 11111;. 81 11111.1;
AJI‘. & SI“. pt, 99 £13 All
Ball. 11‘: Ohio. 109 IDII 107% I08“;
Ilklyn. R. 'l‘.. 691,11 70 155i 693’
(71111. 3011111.. 1181.». 11.11.; 1111.. M151}:
Chen. K: Ohio. fill. 47311 471'. «I? it
111111.11. N. W.. 267 270 , 237 2137
Chi. Ct. West... 2301‘. 231,41 2733 2:11.11.
C. Mill: St. P. IN Hill; 173% ”in
Chi RI. & P 173 1-?!le 173 I79
CHCC &SI..I. 1061/. 196% 1061.11 100%
Col F it I. 108 1081.1; 105-311 106%»
Col SDlllllu311rZ' 31% ill” 31%
Consul One 220% 221111 225 221'» -
Del 8: Rod. 179% 1791.4 178%
Erie 3951 391,9 - 39%
Con Electric. 327 3‘27 .. 1 .337
III. Central. 153% 15511:. ‘ lbllfi
Lou. & Nash, l28 131 I30“
Manhattan. 133% 1353.; 185%
Met. St. Ring 152 ‘ 15214,. 152115
Mex. Control, 28% 39% 285;,
M. K. (1‘1. ’I‘.. 21551;. 26% .. 261i.
M". K. 8: T. pfd. 571.13. 58% 1 ,‘ 58
Mo. Pacific. 101 , 1013’ Will.
Not, l.eu1l.. 20% 20% 20
N Y. Control 130% 161% 161
Nerf & West. .1815. 58% 5814.
011L131. West. 3411; 35% 341,14
Puclfld‘MuIl. 421,1» 4214.» 43%
Penn. R1. 11.. 1.52 153% I533;
People's Gas 104%. 19,551; 105%
Free. 8 Car 45% - . 45%
Reading 13714. 67%
80
how
lib-ll
3i
Elli tr,
fill
Amul. Copper,
Amt). 811 I1‘. Co.
Am. C. ll: 11‘. [1.
Am. Cot. OII.
Am. (I. Twu.,
160%
53111
3.11: ,
42’}:
.152
104%
45%
87%
Read 2d nf1l.. 72%
Repu‘h. ,Stecl.‘1.l9‘:h
Rubbor, Goods. 23%
Son. Pacific, 1617.
8011. R11 (‘70., 36%
3011 By old. 96%
Tenn C; &I.. 70%
Texas Pacific. 42% ,’
Union Pdclilc 104%,
(In. Poe. bid,” 88
U. 8. Leather. 111
U. S. Lea. old. 8435
U. 8.1 Rubber. 17%
II. S. Steel, 1‘42
II. 8. Steel old. 92%
Wabash, 27% .
Wabash. phi. iii-'1’.“
West. Un. Tel.. 92 . .
Wiscon. Cent..¢"27_§i ,-
Failed of Final Adoption In Hartford.
1 , Today. ‘ _ »
HARTFORD. May l—Thfe "one and
sixty“ plsn of representation failed of
1111111 adoption as a part or the proposed
constitution. when 11 vote was taken In
‘guve way all '.
and many active stocka fell -
'come by 11911.11
the local chu‘rc
was a sermon b
o clock hen om
follow '
Ba
Tailor-Mg 113111111.
“ Walking Suits 8 Bicycle Skirts. “
All of the Best 111111011de Cloths.
INSPECT our M4 norms .1110 our; 2 ‘ ‘
FA SIUON. FLA T35.
KrasOvitz, :82 Fox.
47 North Main 1.11.11.11.51.»
.1. SOUTH NORWALK.
~ Little
Fella w.
, We have 11 splendid line of
1 Blouse Suits and Norfolk Sluts,
in Blue Serge. ll'n‘noy Cheviot,
': 11nd Striped Flannels.
‘83.“) to 05.00. ,
We. sell only well made, relia-
ble, lservlce-glvlug merchandise.
DON'T Former—1- ‘,
, The best value In town. Our
1 Children‘ 8 Fast Black Stookings,
\ 1
2 pairs for 251:.
{I DAVIS ‘81 INN
_ TAILORS, enormous, ,
IIATTERB.‘ nunulsuuus.
“ Tel. 113-12.
.1 85 Washlnyfon Street.
scorn nonwmc.
MILLINER Y.
Dru: Hats and Outing Hots of all
descriptions) trimriled and Untrimmed.
Beautiful flowers, laces 11nd ornaments.
A choice unprinted! for 11111111 of r‘o.
.11, no.1“...
Nora’raflr. '
Connectcd with Iprge Bridgeport ea
tsbllobment. 1
sentstlve from one town and one ad-
dltlonul from on hficuoiorlnl district
Mr. Fla, of Illa rd. asked Wheth-
1111‘ the no motion 1hnd not already
oriented sections 311ml 4 by the re-
quired number of votes. Chelrmsn
Lines replied thotlulthough the record
of tho tfllelk showed that 81') votes had
been cast for thong sections. It was
necessary In vinwgof changes embed
led in the report oil the committee on
style. to vote on them again. There
was the most Intense Interest maul»
tested by the deleghtes while the vote
was being taken. The result was:
Yes Si: no. 10 érer being I? 11b~
sent or not voting,
Mr. boomls. of Glastonbury. who had
changed his vote from yes to no be-
fore the. vote was deolnred Immediate
ly moved for reconsideration. and to
make the matter the speclul order for
uexi’. Tuesday 1
Mr Perry of Fairlie“. spoke strong
ly against reconsideration, saying that
the matter should lib settled today. He
111- ued that the? delegates had been 1 '
f‘u 1y 111111111 that aivote was to be tak
t reconsideration
Mr Perry was
warmly spplsude
Mr. W , f; allsbury, made a.
brief, but earnest opeech in behalf. of
reconsideration. and the Immis 1110-1 -
111m was erentua Z carried, 78 to 72
1 DAUGHTER OF THE KING.
Tenth Annual A hiy Hold In Merl.
1
The tenth an-
nual assembly of 1;
morning service
of Bridgeport.
A business me 113 was held a
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31113311312:
York was till. 086 mile-11.13111 Brooklyn,
Daughters of the .
1 King Was held at at Andrews Church .
1 today with 200 merit are present. The 1
Made Art. Nothing but the best
FINE‘
JACK AND NAVY
tournanatrau
FLOUNCE NAVY
CARPET BEATER
. MOP STICKS
' ‘MOP CLOTHS.
a
RUG HEATERS .
Ladics’ Tailor-Mde SpitsJakets and Skills.
Our Ilno of Ready- to wear Garments was never
More never before thought out more attractive deslgns.
goods. We will describe only a few. You are' invited to cell and examine the others.
“ ALL WOOL VENETIAN CLOTH SUITS, ETON JACKFTS. FLOUNCFJ SKIRT
FINE ALI. WOOL INTAMINE SUIT. FLOUNOE SKIRT SILK LINED FLY FRON JACKET . . . . $14.00ll
LI. WOOL CRASH SUIT FIDUNCE' SKIRT, SILK IANDD.
’ LINED .
‘ FINE QUALITY BLACK BRILLIANTINF FLOUNOEDKIRTS1” . ..
FINE ALL WOOL VENETIAN‘ CLOTH SKIRT. GRADUATE!) FLOUNOE ..‘..
1 ALL WOOL CHEVIOT WALKING SKIRTS TUCKED FLOUNCE ....... .1’ $‘4.7
ALL WOOL OHEVIOT WALKING SKIRTS. LIGHT WEIGHT FOR SPRINO, GRADUATED
. 1 GRAY AND BLACK .............
ALL WOOL COVERT CLOTH JACKETS. SHADES OF ,TAN‘ AND OAS'I‘OR ...
BLACK OHEVIOT ETON JACKET ... .
FINE OASTOR BROADCLO’I‘H' ETDN JACKET, FANCY SILK LININO
TAFFETA SILK TUCKED ETON J‘N‘CKETI. TAF‘ETTA LINED
Housefurmshmg Dept
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1 110 QUART OAILVANIZDD PA! LS1.
WHITEWASH BRUEHES .. . . . . . . .
SCRUB BRUSHES ..... . . . . ..‘
1 LARGE FEATHER DUBTERS
, SCOURING SOAP
CURTAIN .STRETCHERS‘ ............................
TRISTRAM & HYATT
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handsomer thou this season's product. Fashion cre-
0111 Garments are the highest grade of Talior
uliov‘m here. and our prices are as low as many ask for much Inferior
410.00
BLOUSE lli'l'ON J A C K E 'l‘.
K$17.00
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Iva-111.1. undo-bl
. nornoeolaIndiillclued...Ielctceoovuynultotuonblal
on October 5 111911 for the A lath: stu~
tlon. where sht1 has been the flagship.
The ship was stationed at Chefoo and
’l‘lilcu’e several months. In 1901 she
lepresented the United States at the
j
Austmlian exposition and In that your
steamod around Australia In her ex-
tended cruise she visl ed the1 Medltten
11111111111 passed throng the Suez canal
stopping at Colombo. and Singapore
went to Manila, thenoe to Hong Kong.
Nufasknl. Chemo. T111111, Juru. Vladi-
restock. Koren, Yokohama and Kobe.
In Jspun and Army. China The total
dlstmce covered since leaving New
on arrival. was flying the. rear admir-
sl 8 flag and a homebound pcuunut 380
' NOTICE
cur TAXES
The tux—payers of the city of South
Norwsik are hereby notified that the
city tax of six and one- half (61,13) mills
on the dollar laid on the assessment
list of 1901 at 11 city meeting held In
Arlou Hull, on Madison street. on the
3d of March A. 1131: 1902. also the li-
hrnry fund to: of tie-quarter of 8‘ him
on the dollar, lul
day of May. 1902.8.t whleh'time‘l will
reeeivo the some at Jacob M. Layton's
office, No. 5 Railroad Place. Penalty
at the rate of nine (9) per cent. a your
from May I 1302. will be abused on
all bills remainink unpaid lifter June
2 1902.
JAMES PAUL.
Collector of Taxes of the City of South
Norwhlk ‘
South Norwulk. April 28,1302-
Loallm- Hare
and not a
at the some time. '
will be due and payable on the first _
01111 $701111: is YOUR arena. oun svsreM wAe PLANNED FOR
voun BENEFIT. 01111 no Hills ALWAYS BEEN TO 35511111111: omen-1
even AND wusssven resolute. 01111 new AND 1.2111113 stone Is.»
THE RESULT. w: cm CLOTHE YOU on my MEMBER ore vounf
FAMILY FROM HEAD ro poor. oun CASH on CREDIT PLAN owes
H YOU THAT PRIVILEGE.
N0".:M.NEYTDTWN*N1
4111.00, WEEKLY- $11“
You wear IbeuCIothes while Pauma
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